The Hills Football All Abilities programs are a crucial part of the footballing community across the region. The program provides the opportunity for everyone to get involved and play football weekly. The non-competitive program runs every Saturday morning across various grounds with the hope of sharing social experiences and ultimately building confidence. “Designed for participants
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The 2026 Deploy Association Championships took place this week, with teams representing the Hills Football Association competing in the inaugural competition and testing themselves against the best from the other 32 Football NSW associations. The competition, held from Tuesday to Thursday at the state-of-the-art Glen Willow Regional Sports Complex in Mudgee, saw Boys Under 13
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NAIDOC (National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee) Week is an important opportunity for the Hills Football Association to recognise, celebrate and learn about the rich history, cultures and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. It is a time to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians, the Dharug people, of the land on which we
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The newest clubs in the Hills Football Association are looking to change how football clubs are run. With a wide range of diverse opinions and leaders, North Kellyville FC are clear on the direction they want to go and have a clear message in mind. “To continue to grow and develop each year, aiming to
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Both the Hills United FC first-grade men and women have entered the final third of their seasons and are sitting in very favourable positions to secure their places in next year’s competition, while also making a last-gasp push for possible promotion. The Hills United FC first-grade men’s side resides in the Football NSW League One
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This Saturday, the 4th of July, Castle Hill United host their annual Luke Gardoni Cup Day. A powerful day in the club’s footballing calendar, one that hopes to remember, celebrate and raise awareness about Luke’s story and sudden cardiac death. On the 15th of August 2020, Luke Gardoni was playing in the Castle Hill United
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A football club is and can be so much more than the 11 players that take the field on any given weekend. It is a place for the community, inclusion, celebration and people coming together, not just for the sole interest of football, but to feel a sense of belonging and pride in the area
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Proud Partners of Hills Football Australian College of Physical Education (ACPE) is welcoming all Hills Football Members to join them at their Open Day and see first-hand what makes ACPE different. Explore the campus, meet our lecturers and students, and learn about study paths that will help you start your career in sport as soon
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Hills Football and Hills United Football Club are proud to announce a new three-year partnership with Hallmark Sports Pty Ltd (Legea/Markka), confirming the leading technical sportswear provider as the official apparel and equipment provider for both organisations. The partnership will see Hallmark Sports Pty Ltd (Legea/Markka) supply high-quality apparel, teamwear, training gear and football equipment
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It’s an exciting weekend ahead for football in the Hills, with several of our local teams preparing to take the field in the Football NSW State Semi-Finals this Sunday. Reaching the final four in a statewide knockout competition is no small feat. It reflects the hard work, commitment, and team spirit shown throughout the season—and
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